Dawes Report Accepted by French Premier in Public Letter
Premier Poincare formally accepts the Dawes plan as a basis for a new German reparation settlement and urges the commission to begin negotiations to advance implementation. The French government expects penalties for German default, despite Britain’s premier MacDonald signaling possible Paris London contention.
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Cas
Dawes
Toincare
Louis Barthou
R Jcommission
Poinéare
M. Barthou
Commission
Germany
MacDonald
Great Britain
Paris
London
Circled the Globe James Scott Returns From World Trip
James Scott of Los Angeles, guest of Kenneth Constant, recently returned from a world tour for a Dollar Line steamship project that sent college boys as petty officers. The voyage included China, Japan, the Straits Settlements and the Mediterranean, with a Panama Canal return for Scott to visit his Ottawa parents Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. He studied at the University and worked at the Lawreate National Bank before securing a position with the Bank of Italy in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
Los Angeles
Kenneth Constant
China
Japan
Straits Settlement
Panama Canal
Scott
John ‘Eee
Ottawa
Lawreate
National Bank
Bank of Italy of
Aggie Debaters Win in Manhattan Debate
West triumphed over East in a policy of isolation debate between Pennsylvania State College and Kansas. The Kansas Aggies won by unanimous decision with J G Wilkins Cecil Walt and M Prite representing Kansas City Gove and Manhattan. Judges included E F Ritchie S Templer and W A Irwin.
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Manhattan
Kan
Pennsylvania State College
Kansas
College Wranglers
Aggies
United’ States
World Court
Kansas Aswgios
J. G
Cecil Walt, Gove
M.prite
EF. Ritchie
Ottawa Universite
Prof
Es. Templer
Wesleyan University
W. A. Trwin
Washburn’ College
First Reading Tonight On Lawrence Gas Franchise Ordinance
Lawrence plans a first reading of a gas franchise ordinance tonight at city commission? meeting. Mayor F M Holliday notes attendance by all interested, and parking signs for Massachusetts street may be discussed. A potential fee for automobile travelers is mentioned, with further action possible if a decision is made.
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Lawrence
City Commission
F. M.holliday
Holliday
Massachusetts Street
Municipal League
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Coffeyville
Kansas Tourist Campu Bureau
Salina
Commencement set for Oread training high school
Will graduate twelve at Myers hall June 3. Fifteen in class, three Filipinos. Three members will miss diplomas but receive transcripts for university entrance. Chaplain Edwards to give address. Miss Alice Pearing to sing. Girls Glee Club and Boys Quartet perform. Frank Myers is valedictorian. Dean Schwezler to present diplomas. Class roster includes Arciaga, Cowles, Edwards, Harley, Grubs, Gardner, McTaggart, Griffin, Myers, Tiapon, Lariosa, Jones, Gould, Holmes, McElroy.
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Oread Training High School
Myers’ Hall
Rile
Evan 1A. Edwards
Reetor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alice Pearing
Tom Harley, Jr
Clarence Grubs
Nelson Gardner
Hattie McTaggart
Betty Griffin
Frank Myers
Seraphin Tiapon
Pedro Lariosa
Elton Jones
Clar‘Thee Gould
Willis Holmes
Evangeline McElroy
Oil Royalties in Leases Taped to Campaign Claims
Washington April 21 a senate debate analyzed oil lease royalties under the Republican regime versus pre March 4 1921 leases. Senator Walsh Democrat Montana charged sliding scales 16 to 45 percent with Doheny leases at about 81 percent. He forecast royalties depend on test wells and refinery costs in Honolulu.
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Washington
Senate
Enator Walsh
Montana
Oil Committee
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Walsh
Teapot Dome
Doheny
Honolulu
Descendant of the O Leary Cow Involved in Wreck Blaze
A train wreck occurred when a hound Prisco wagon derailed near the rails causing cars to spill and a carload of arches to burst into flames. Fifteen cars of merchandise and the station building burned. The cow was killed and authorities blocked the area for hours as damage totals remained undetermined.
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Hound Prisco
Hearing on Beer Bills Sparks Prohibition Debate
Fifty nine representatives sought legal beer under the eighteenth amendment as the House judiciary committee opened hearings. Samuel Gompers and Julian Codman urged modification of the Volstead Act, arguing it fails to curb crime and intoxication, while warning a 2.75 percent beer would shift the nation toward greater alcohol use and bootlegging. Public officials pressed for enforcement changes and possible repeal of the labor board, amid broader calls for legislative action on alcohol laws.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Julian Codman
Codman
American Federation ‘of Labor
Association Aggainst
Prohibition Amendment
Constitutional, Liberty League of Massachusetts
Moderation League
Ras Rome
Talay
Samuel Gompers
United States
FUMIGATE TOURISTS AT ARIZONA BORDER QUARANTINE
Yuma Arizona barge quarantine on foot and mouth disease spreads from California. Tourists marooned for days pass through a temporary fumigation plant and cross the Colorado River as guardsmen man machine guns at the border. Some vehicles halted and redirected while authorities renew the quarantine across the river.
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Yuma
Ariz
United Press
Galorado
Arizona
California
Knot Siding
Hunt
Cal- Hornig
Samperi Golor
Galett
Thare
Wear claims Kansas board erred on veteran bonus
Willrrel Price Wear appeals the Kansas Compensation Board ruling denying a bonus due to lack of record in fed navy or war department files. He asserts service from June 14, 1918 to January 21, 1919 and that six months prior he was a bona fide resident of Douglas County, now living in Cus Wye.
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Willrrel Price Wear
Kansas Compensation Board
Fed
Navy
Preyiqkay
District ‘Court
Douglas County
Wear
Cus Wye
Douglis County
Theft charge nets arrest at Thompson home
Jack Riggins was arrested by Officer Geo Robson on a theft charge after Vic Thompson reported $25 missing from his Michigan street home. Thompson saw Figgins leaving the scene and identified him. Figgins was arrested at his home. Bound over for May term after burglary and larceny charges against Earl Monroe and William Hogg following a preliminary hearing.
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Jack Riggins
Vic Thompson
Michigan Street
Figgins
Earl Monroe
William Hogg
John Clark
Rothberger
Eudora
Unclear OCR Summary of Transcribed Maritime Notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a destroyer Ford with supplies for American forces, a Canadian trawler Tale a trawler and an English aviator attempting to encircle the earth. Weather described as changeable with ships anchored and awaiting flier arrivals expected daily.
Missing Lawrence man prompts Wyomissing search
Mrs. Thomas FE Smith of 1269 Jania Avenue Wyomissing Pa sought help from Lawrence police to locate her husband who vanished several weeks ago. He is about 65 years old with ties to Lawrence and the Will Hustie family, owned securities valued over 106000, and may have intended to leave prior to disappearing.
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Thomas FE. Smith
Jania Avenue
Wyomissing
Lawrence
Smith
Noted Tragedienne Dead in Pittsburgh
Noted Italian tragedienne Blesin ova Duse died in Pittsburgh at 69 after two weeks illness from influenza following a Pacific coast tour. Her alliance with Gabrielle D Annunzio was famed as a major love affair of history, likened to Abelard and Heloise. She was stricken in Detroit and became seriously ill upon arriving in Pittsburgh where she had been ill two weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Blesinova Duse
Gabrielle D’annunzio
Abelard
Heloise
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Ress
Sarah Bernhardt
Was Lax in Work Washington April 21
Washington April 21 hearing on dereliction of enforcement under prohibition and antitrust laws by the Daugherty committee revealed claims that confiscated liquor was sorted and kept in a safe at the department of justice. Alonzo Bungh testified that 100 cases of whiskey were hauled away and delivered to people nationwide. Houston Thompson of the FTC said evidence gathered for criminal prosecutions was useless to turn over to Daugherty until impeachment charges in 1022.
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Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Daugherty Committee
F. M. Boucher
Department of Justice
Department
Thenvestigation Bureau
Alonzo I. Bungh
Houston
Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Topeka Couple Marry in Lawrence for License
A Topeka couple traveled to Lawrence to secure a marriage license, with Judge Menger in probate granting permission to wed. Albert F. Watson and Marie C. Murahski, both of Lawrence, were also issued the license.
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Topeka
Lawrence
John G. Degand
Pearl Baker
Menger
Albert F. Watson
Marie C. Murahski
Igo
Miss Constancé Stanley Named Associate Professor at Maryland University
Miss Constancé Stanley, former Lawrence girl who studied at Kansas for three years, is elected associate professor of Spanish at Maryland University for the coming year. She attends Smith College at Northampton Massachusetts for her degree and will pursue a master’s at Columbia University this summer.
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Maryland University
Constancé Stanley
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Stanley
Smith College
Northampton
iMass
Columbia
Univerrsity
First Choice Music Tickets Go on Sale in Lawrence
Messiah is the highlight of Music Week in Lawrence. Members of the Lawrence Musical Festival Association get early ticket access, with 132 current members aiming for 200. Robinson Gymnasium at KU hosts the performance, drawing 500 voices and many organizations backing the event. Public sale follows.
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Festival Association
Lawrence
C. L. Scott
Scott
Robinson Gymnasiim
K. U
Musical Festival Association
D. M. Swarthout
Hair ornament sparks curious remark at family gathering
A Lawrence woman wears a stone set hair ornament popular at the time. Her young nephew object of attention asked how she turns the lights on in her head, revealing a child’s literal curiosity about the sparkly accessory and its attention drawing effect.
Indian Student Meetings Halted at Haskell Institute
Religious services during Holy Week at Haskell Institute were led by Isaac Greyearth of Flandreau D. with strong student participation. The programs, organized by the Haskell Y M C A and Y W C A, featured Indian students handling most talks and were praised for attendance and interest. Greyearth declined a series at Bacone College due to schedule conflicts.
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Haskell Institute
Isaac Greyearth
Flandreau
Sngcia
Reques Pinhal
Authoritiis
G. E. E. Lindquist
Government Indian School
Indiana
Hes
Haskell Y. M. CA
Y. Wo. A
Deloria
Ww. C. A
Greydarth
Will Jacobs
Y. M.C.A
Verde Donttinis Hed
Shell
Iinstitution
Bacone Indian College of
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
National Transportation Policy Referendum Discussed
Chamber of Commerce members vote on a national transport policy covering railways water ways and highways. Secretary C L Scott says ballots are out for referendum No 43 urging business leaders to back the plan while noting little opposition and calling for federal support for Haskell Institute. In Coffeyville Kansas Governor Davis spoke to 700 men urging night church service to sustain America.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Board of
C. L. Scott
Lawrence
Scott
Chamber
Chamber, of Commerce
Railwa
Congress
Haskell Institute
Indiana
Coffeyville
Kan
M. Davis
First Baptist Church
Vdocal
America
Wis
Ilizatons
Kansas Relays Establishment of a National Track Meet
Lawrence hosts the Kansas Relays as athletes from Texas to Notre Dame set records in medley relay and high school sections. Paul Jones DePauw clears 24 feet 6 inches in the broad jump, McKown Kansas State Teachers jumps 6 feet 8, Oberst Notre Dame throws 269 feet 6 in javelin, and Oregon Aggies edge Wisconsin in a four mile relay.
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Vrence
Tors
America
Kanga
Re, Ilen
Te’ University
Nole
Allen
Aid
Jmo
Kansas
Yelays
Kansas University
Occidental
Texas Univer
A.C
Paul Jones
Depauw
McKown
Col Ie
Tom Foor
Oberst
Notre Dame
Big Ten
Iowa
Northwestern
Oregon Aggies
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Riley
Earl Reagier
Baylor
Kanaas Aggie
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Newton
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Barta. Fe Trail ‘Association
Shriner
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Jane
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Grand Jury
Whegler
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Morro’ Orning
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Lake
Arthur
Ontario
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Firat
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Mace
War Department
Jack Wiggins
Vice Thompson
State Public Utilities Commission
Missouri Pacific Railway
Hargrove
Vets Hospital
United States Veterans Bureau Hospital
Corpus Christi
Texas
Copeland
New York
Meisenheimer
Vermont
the Commandery
First Methodist Church
New ‘Motorcycle
Guy May
Adher
Wyomissing, Pa
Eleanora “Duse
Chorus and Association
Robinson Gymnasium
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Lawrente
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Perio Crescent
Ed Klein
L. E. Dodds
W. David de Lange
Edward Hislop
PF. Walker
W. Bromersick
F. B. Davis
P. H. Peirce
Frank Bbanks
C. P. Rad~Koff
Geo. Lowman
Hosford My Co
Olin Ke Fearing
Dr. L. D. Welch
Raymond’ A. Schwegler
J. T. Constant
W. W. Hutton
Geo. W. Stratton
C. H. Ashton
Ray A. Busden
C. W. Young
F. M. Dawson
C. W. Carman
Geo. J. Nirehhoff
J.W. Bunn
Cy H. Tucker
O- Stol
Carl Graber
A. Lawrence
Lloyd Webster
W. G. Hutson
F. de Blackmar
T. J. Sweeney
R. Holmes
C. B. Russell
Heni Ballene
C. G. Schultz
Geo
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W. H. Varnum
P. H. Hodder
Gleria C. Charlton
A. B. Weaver
Carl A. Preyer
C. C. Dunlan
H. Emmett
S. Learned
John R. Barnes
George Shawnee
H. S. Stover
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H. A. Rice
J. E. Thornton
R. J. Rowland
A. C. Reuter
I .Houk
W.W. McConnell
Roland A. DeWattville
Robt
Fothergill
Dr. H. T. Jones
F. I. Carter
E. T. Stimpson
J. §. Daniels
F. C. Whipple
A. J. Anderson
LN. Flint
Holloway & Jones
O. J. Land
R. F. March
Paul’ A. Dinsmoor
J. F. Brasfield
Smart
H. E. Keyler
J. ¥ Music
W. E. Spalding
F. B. McCulloch
Stuart
Queen
H. P. Smith
Mack
W. Police
Bert J. Dale
F. H. Smithmeyer
Florence B
A. D. Weaver
W. G.mitchell
Thes
J. Kennedy
CS. Finch
Philip Ernst
Chas
Arnold
W. O’bryan
E. H. Lindley
V. KK. Bruner
F. B. Brown
Nannie Jordan
Banets City
Chevrolet
Greyearth
C.ofc
Mid-Western
Hich Marks
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